Weekly Clock Card available for up to 2000 company employees
Workers in the Cheshire area fear for their jobs after a Dutch food group announced it is pulling out of the UK.
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Same business smart cards are used to register clocking data and operate access scanners
Security is to be tightened up in the North West with police escorts for cash vans.
Devices for controlling entry to loos provide maximum flow capacity
A pristine toilet block in Audlem has taken a top gong at the annual Loo Awards. The public toilets in Cheshire Street were in fact rescued and refurbished by its parish council.
Wipe clean clocking smart card useful for where shop-floor hygiene is important
More than 500 jobs will be created at Liverpool and Manchester airports. Two new aircraft will be added to Ryanair’s Manchester base. The firm said it would fashion 360 new posts at Manchester and 180 at Liverpool.
Hours calculation network separates worked time into different overtime rates
A new report on low pay among the regions reveals the north-west has the joint greatest number of people by volume receiving less than the ‘living wage’. It means the workers affected cannot afford a basic living standard. The area shares the figure of 570,000.
Upgradable personnel systems store extensive information on each employee
There are union worries that expected job losses at Royal Bolton Hospital will have an effect on patient care.
Small fingerprint scanner an ideal peripheral for PC security
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) force has been fined over a stolen USB device containing vital data.
Time and attendance factory system offers fixed or flexitime rules
Nearly one-third of the staff at a Salford plant will be axed after the owners went into administration. There are 138 employees in total, and administrators say 42 jobs will go following a prior meeting with staff.
Staff reports can be integrated perfectly with a company Intranet
Wigan-based JJB Sports has gone into administration with 2,200 job losses. The company struggled to cope with the economic downturn. The present owner of Wigan Football Club, Dave Whelan, founded JJB Sports 41 years ago, before selling it in 2007.
Assure safety of pupils with integrated camera security devices
The head of Blessed Trinity RC College in Ormerod Road, Burnley, defended the use of surveillance cameras. Richard Varey said the two cameras were not in the changing room or toilet areas.